The Nowruz 1405 message of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei Summary of the 11 Page Document
Iran’s leadership says the country faced three major conflicts in the past year, blaming Israel and the U.S. for military attacks, internal unrest, and ongoing war pressure.
• Claims ~1,000 killed in initial strikes, including commanders and scientists
• Accuses U.S.-Israel of backing a failed “coup-style” unrest
• Says current war aims to destabilize Iran but has strengthened national unity
• Declares 1405 slogan: “Resistance Economy under National Unity and Security”
• Calls on media to avoid amplifying internal weaknesses
• Urges stronger ties with neighbors, especially Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Denies involvement in attacks in Turkey and Oman, calls them false flag operations
Iran signals continued escalation readiness while shifting focus to economic resilience and internal cohesion.
MORE DETAILED BREAKDOWN:
“In the name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful…”
He begins with a traditional prayer asking God to transform hearts and conditions for the better.
He congratulates:
The Iranian people on Nowruz (Persian New Year)
Muslims worldwide on Eid al-Fitr
Also acknowledges recent “victories” and offers condolences to families of those killed in conflicts and unrest.
Section 1: Three Conflicts in the Past Year
He says Iran experienced three major conflicts in 1404 (past year):
1. First war (June)
– Blames Israel, with U.S. support
– Claims attacks killed top commanders, scientists, and ~1,000 civilians
– Says the enemy miscalculated, expecting the system to collapse quickly
2. Second conflict (January unrest / “coup attempt”)
– Claims U.S. and Israel used internal unrest and economic pressure
– Says violence caused further deaths and damage
3.Third war (ongoing)
– Describes current conflict as continuing
– Mentions deaths of leaders, military personnel, and civilians
– Claims the enemy aimed to create fear and destabilize Iran
He says the public response strengthened national resistance instead.
Section 2: Public Mobilization
He praises: Mass protests and demonstrations (Jan, Feb, and Quds Day) and Unity across political, cultural, and religious differences
He says: Iran’s “front line” is larger than just military tools. National unity has weakened the enemy
Section 3: End of Ramadan & Hope
– Reflects on the spiritual impact of Ramadan
– Expresses hope that prayers will be answered
– Mentions expectation of divine reward and future “relief”
Section 4: Nowruz in a Time of Mourning
Notes this is the first Nowruz without fallen leaders and martyrs
Encourages: Celebrating weddings and life events, Visiting family, while respecting grieving families. Honoring martyrs at the start of New Year visits
Section 5: Appreciation & Social Effort
Thanks:
Workers, businesses, and service providers
People offering help, including free services
Section 6: Media Warning
Warns: “Enemy media operations” aim to divide society. Iranian media should avoid highlighting weaknesses excessively
Section 7: Year’s Slogan
Declares the official slogan for 1405: “Resistance Economy under the Shadow of National Unity and National Security”
He emphasizes: Economic strength as key to resisting pressure. Improving livelihoods and infrastructure. Addressing economic and management weaknesses
Section 8: Foreign Policy
– Supports stronger ties with neighboring countries
– Highlights shared religion, culture, and interests
Specifically: Calls for better relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Denies involvement in attacks in Turkey and Oman. Claims such incidents are “false flag operations” by Israel
Closing
He expresses hope for: A year full of victories and improvements, Blessings for Iran, neighboring countries, and Muslims, Hardship for “enemies of Islam”
Bottom Line (Plain English)
This is a political + religious New Year speech that:
Frames the past year as a series of conflicts with Israel/U.S.
Emphasizes national unity and resistance
Prioritizes economic resilience
Promotes regional cooperation
Combines religious messaging with political positioning
